Yours midlayer whose main task is to insulate body heat and keep you warm in all weathers. For fast and technical hiking we would recommend one midlayer in synthetics that provide good insulation, high breathability and performance to low weight.

Tips: If you will be in high alpine environments where it gets cold in the evenings, you should add a lined vest or insulation jacket.

When you are active for longer periods, the most important thing is to dress in well-balanced outerwear that provides weather protection but does not trap moisture and residual heat. A light, strong, stretchy softshell breathable is the very best, as long as it doesn't rain heavily.

Tips: Softshell-garments for hiking are often excellent for top tours in winter as well.

The development of waterproof shell layers has progressed extremely rapidly in recent years. Above all, they have become extremely light and packable, which means that you can carry both lighter softshell- garments for most weather and waterproof shell layers for when it really rains or snows.

Tips: Choose a size that you can comfortably fit with thermal clothing underneath.